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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
baseball Yesterday.

81 Chi,1-o:
Cblcap,. ! o G o o / 0N--S
DetIoit.............nO % 0 o o o O--l
Ea,c li.: Criclgo>, 10; Dcirolts, :"
Errors: tiicseos, Z; Hetroii-, l. Batteries:
ti.rk>cu and Flint; Nodnah ana hIIu'!'
81 philadelphia; ,o,ooo, q,
Wa.hm2'ous......0 ! q o ID = }
PEil'dr'pal', .....'N \
Base ii>: Na~hIAs 'n-' - I"'''U
Uma.. -~. Luois: Na9'n2loh'' II
IhiIadclhia>, 4. B1tt''f' "'iniolr ana
slack; Ferguson and t'emeH'''
At PhIl2r 'pn2' ,oo 81
Atliciic>..........U ID ID Wv
Cicye.anc, ........l J o '-
Errors: Athletes, 1; 'ieNelJhus, D.
Al ~ia:,n I>ard-Tcn innings:
NotTo,cl'lns. 020O 3 o 90
Cincuu,'i-........2 220O2 ! y I'll
Ba>e'h.I-: Mt'iopoNl1h'' i'' N'"' ,'',''',''
I'D. Er'ol'; Me'I"poHi3i'' - ''"''"'
ualis, :,
At Broohiyn:
Broohivu,.........l ] u .
Loui,,iIe>..........2 o o D X >
Ha.chif>: BIo0AlFnN, .; Loui'Niile'' -
Errors: BrO1klyns, o; Loui,vi.lrs, ..
At Ro.t.n.
pn.t,n. 3OOO1 - 0-12
Nv Wax. 10000 l. .
ro-olf... Ho.tonS. 10. New York~. Il.
t,ro,.. En,tou>. /: New Yorks. l.. Bat
tcrie.: Madden ana Tate; keeie and
C'RnuILp.
A., ,i~,.;,,,.la,o
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Failed TO Lynch Him.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June lG.-S several
niohts ago West Mcclure, a negro OF Troy,
Aia.. went TO the house Of poor widow,
Tho lived with her two little children In a
relIred part OF the town, and dragged her
some distance from the house, assaulted
nor and fed. He was captured, and last
,ieSt mob attempted to break the Jail ut
icy where he was confined. They
h,aIe ali OF the doors until they
,a aV the inner case-bardeDed cell, which
90 nroof against sledge.hammefs and
ebi.els. Another attack Is expected to-
. nIsbi and the fail Is guarded by a strong
,,nsss and The Oates Rides, local military
p pe,,,any. The mob was fifty strong last
I,ebt. aud al indications point to q much
lsreer one tonight.
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f,ssser: Lump, ~ per ton; sroanf. ~;
calcined plaster, sl.7a
North Carolina Tar: Largo siss. ~ 20"
Tar. o.
FIRE Bricks: sa0ssf5 per f,0O.
PlastoriBg Hair: &C.. per pound
DRUGS. DYxsrUsys, Ola. &C.
Alcohol: s2.xase. 30 per gsIlos.
Concentrated Lye; t17jssaD per csss o. ~"
dozen.
Copperas: iasr.
Cochineal: 90. per pound.
Extract Of Logwood: Hkc.
Indigo: 75asr.
Nader: i0ai2c
Ola: Iiiseed. SOC. machine. tJa,jr. spsyns
u. i0as1. %; whale. &C. straits. 3oaiOc. lsbrs-
dor-cod OH. f0a50c. lard. o0c. sweet. " pT
dozen; best salad. $50; castor. si.0 poe gh
lon; Virginia lubricstiDg, i3st0c. kerosene.
skc., cash per gallon.
Race Ginger .i2kc.
soda: sal, ikaiac., ir kegs; American, sNs
Spirits Turpentine: 50.
DRY GOODS
Prints: Merrimack. SIC. Merrimsck Shirt
Ing, fkc.: Richmond, 5l,c. south Bridge. 5Ec.;
Pacific, &C.: Dunnels. 5Hc: Aliens, 5Tc:
Man hester. IKE, Washington, SIC. Mallory
Pink. Bye; Mallory Purple, 5Kc.; simpson
Mourning. g.. simpson Gray. &C.. Simpson
Black, g.: Harmony. 4Nc.; Ashland solid. s.
Bleached Sniriings aud Sheetings: as so
curity. fNc.: IS Jack Homer, Sc: 1-S Edwarf
&C. 81 Gladiator. 7c.; "a Barker. IKE: ~
Farewell. ihc "a Wauregan, i0c.; I0-t No
nadnOCk, &c.; 1914 PcqgOt, %.
Brown COt'Qns: Manchester ~ A. A., =. r.
r., So. Jnpcs River, 70. q. o., g.. Jamss
River II. H.. &C.: James River d. ID, 81.
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The sharp Trial.


NY N'INbI' EII'1 - wv ~ I-'
NEW YORK. June l6.-At $3.50 o'clock
this morning jacob Sharp came into court
with UnGer Sheriff Sexton and Deputy
Joe CurTan, his legally. constituted
guardians, who had spent the night with
their prisoner at his Twenty-thlrd-street
mansion. But few people were in the
court. room, snd four of these were ladies'.
Mr.. Nicoll resumed his address at 9:45. re-
viewing briefly points he made last evening.
Nicoll concluded his opening address and
ex-Alderman FulgraG took the witness
stand. He told about the same story OF the
combine that he did on former trials, and
was put TO torture In the cross-examinatlon
as on those occasions. He did not stand II
As well to-day as formerly.
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John Bri.ht's Apology.

by Anglo-Amerlcsn cable to the Dispatch
LONDON. June lG.-JOhn Bright BIS writ
ton to Gladstone an apology TO- lnaccu-
rsttly quoting bis swansea speech, and ac-
cusirg hIm Of talking of Ireland Gas IL
trCrc w5s 80 province Of Ulster" the
iIct being that Gladstone made long
and distinct reference g Ulster
end If, peculiar interest in the
home lur question. BRIGHT says he
made thj, ",omcwhat inaccurate quotation
from memory" he Odds: Il ,ull con-
tend. however. that there j, no hope in
Glad,touc'> promise 10 consider the case 81
Ulster Prote-'ant> IN hl, plIn for settling
thc Hi>h question. Gladstone must i1oW
that any plm % dcalIrg with ProtestJnt-
ouart from the rest Of the population OF
UIstor ro,,iblc. The recent astoImd-
mg revelation, made 10y the Times must
have increased the dread OF l,tcr 10 be
subjected tu pArnt lliic rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Deaf iIS.

hNDER>ON.-Di-I.lt tho residence Of his
porenis. I'm this city, ON thursday, juno ION, n
O'Clock a. b.. JOSEPH ARM!srEAD, eldest
child Of Francis William aud Emma Wool
fridge Anderson; aged eighteen years ana
five months.
The remains viii be- taken 20 Chesterfield
county tor intermont Thko friday MORN
nc. No d0wers.
R.EME-nied. June IL, i5S7. al +. VI. A.
81 west Marshall street. In the ffty-oishth year
Of his age. JOHN CREME.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY At +.
NJ. from The above residence. Friends invited
% attend
NAGRUDER.-Ded at her residence, In this
city, Thursday. Juno 10th, NJ f:lj =. NJ, Mrs.
j. y. MAORI DER; aged siXty-fOur years.
Funeral win take place from Second Presby-
ten ian church THIS friday AFTERNOON AZ
o'clock. Friends and acqualntances are re-
u ectfuily invited 10 att0nd.
SCOTT Died ~ his residence, ne south
Laurel street, at p. VI. June 10, 1881, 81 paraly
SIS. WILLIAM II. SCOTT; aged sixty-folr
years.
Funeral notice viii be given hereafter.
Petersburg (Va.) papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Prospect-Park Races.
rgy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BRoogLYN, June lG.-First race-three
quarter, Of a nile--ClimaX won; Harry
Russell second. Periclcs third. Time, l:lj.
Second Iace-one and three siXteenths
miles-Saxony won: Oriimme second,
Eoyal Arch third. Time, 2:O2A.
Third race-oDe mile aud iurlong-
Ferepzi won; FhgeOla second, Maggie
Mitchell third. Time, a:jG5.
Fourth race-One and quarter miles
The Bard won; llidalgo second, Barnum
third Time, 2:0s4.
FiItb race 900 five furlongS - Subaliera
won. Crich.On second. Time, loo.
Tamp, and Billy Brown fell.
sixth race-tbree quarters OF mile
Choctaw won; Berlin second, Pat Denis
third. Time, 1916.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

:-s.a.sehoo! Celebration - Medals.
Sc.-Nerriage.
-nr.lsl telegram % rs DlspaVh'I

q C. "a y
.-o.-.sl telegram % tic Dlspatch.l
~rt-.go>. VA. June lG.-The stanton
I.It. Uigh school. superintendent w.
S.. Robertson and Principal George B.
r.r1v. closed thc exercises tO-niShl a. me
PENTHOUSE before large audience. me
-4Iu'.t.ry was hy George \. NanieAr'
i.uu.n Vast ID. Fl,on, H. Bum ard
..-. tld Willie Motion were the c)n'''t-
.t. f,r Tie d..l.intI'> me bal. u was won
.r While Morton and presented by keN.
r,. or .er. -. 81. Il. Lynn, 81 the
.,-tl o. trustee presented med'ls oil
..ro1 IOr proGc ,y TO Mis- Cora slep-
I'D. Geo-g, ~. Hudson, and John Ahins'
Professor Perry. principal Of the iilgh
.a... pr,scp'ed diploma, 10 J.. l.. faison,
lofrl ". Hudson. Willie Morton, ana
O.o,-r 4. Nanl,ar superintendent koOeft
..rDf. .rp'.d thirteen distinctions. Inc su-
r.lIatepfep'. tbrt,acbers. and scholars pre-
,.rttj. through Rev. Or. Nelson, p'cher
.rG Goblet 10 Professor Perry, who Ieplieu'
Tao clas,cs in cslcsthculcs and oihtr leA-
'Ife,. with addresses, &c., au1 V'e1lc-
Tory from George II. Hudson ci0seu tdo
evening.
Tli,smornine at s. O'Clock AZ the resi-
Gene. u the brO.ber ~ law OF tne brli
NaiorN. II. uotchki.s, in this city, Mr.. v
Marion a.ht,linc. OF RYerion, " 'reh'
county. Va, auG Miss Maria Lou hcOli tnY,
ny Richmond. were married. Rev. James
NDi0n. ID. b., pastor Of the Blphst cur ~
m thi, civ. Officiating. Mr. CARTON Mc-
Cfby, Of Richmond, 4 brother OF Tue
bride, wa, present.. Mr. and Mrs hlSt'-
i.ur left ~ The morning train Tor the NJ
iUiN Bridge aud other points IN Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
THE QUEENS JUBILEE.
The Programme for the week-A
Series or brilliant Events.
GBy Anrlo-American cable to the Dispatch

IBy AnclO-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatrh.l
LONDoN, June 10 The Queen is in eX'
c,l,cnt health. Her programme for the
jumlCc.v eeh j. ~ follows
Monday The court removes 10 London;
dinner paIty IN the evening.
Tuescay: THANKSGIVING services; recep-
lion at i,ckingham Palace.
W,drc.Gay: Reception Of congratula-
iiYr- ai ne palace; Queen visits the chill
a.ol's ne in Hyde Park: court removes TO
windsor: Queen receives addresses md
Lr,eil, n.r statue on Castle Hin, WindsO-.
ghur,d,y: Reception OF further con-
craiu1:iogs; review Of 200 volunteer tire
iicade. IN Windsor Park; visit TO feast OF
1900 Children on the north terrace OF tue
Cl.Lc; dinner party.
Frida, Probable investurc Of orders.
The teairai Nc'rs makes the following
announcement: The Queen has become
alarmed los The reports tnat the police have
discovered that dynlnite pl0tS have been
arranged 10 be carried out during the iUbi-
lee week. The IlOme.O ilice authorities got
angry because the police disclosed the in-
In nation about The existence OF the plO;s
and called upOn them for an eXpl.OlliOn.
The police. rs an excuse, said they made
the matter known IN order 10 deter desps'
radoCs from CARVING Out any plCti which
they may Lave formed; but acting under
superior orders they now declare that the
only pors0nS they have been watching are
C1scy aud bis followers, OF whose move
mems they have kent Themselves informed.
aforementioned Sir Charles Warren,
bead OF The Metropolitan police force, has
ordered That ambulances belonging TO the
police force be stationed at various points
along the route OF the jubilee procession
on Tuesday next. The order Of Il. John
ard Jerusalem will also supply num-
her Of auibulances. II Is propo'ed to
secure the services Of companies Of the
Veluntcer medical stiG corr. Many pO-
hcemcn who formerly served in the army
hospital corp, have been selected for special
duly on Tue sday. II L. officially explained
hat al these phenomenal preparations are
made simply with view to b. prepared
for possible accidents, sunslrokes, etc.
W. II. Suth iutimatcd in the House OF
Commons this evening tba- a letter from
CsIdina Howard bad been received by
Lord Salisbury, announcing that the Pope
had sent on envoy 10 London to Congratu-
ate the Queen on her Jubilee.
Mr.. smith added that no iaw was r.
CURED 10 enable the Sovereign or Govern
mcut OF ENGLAND TO receive diplomatic
representative OF the Vatican. Tie an
nOuncemtnt was received with cheers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Toundered at Sea.

M0BmE, ALA, June 16.-Ihe agent OF
ile Noble aud New York steamship Llne
received a telegram from Pensacola th's
afternoon announcing the fouDdefihe
Of The steamship yidette one hunofeu
miles of shore on june 1871, and the ar
rival Of her officers aud crew at Pensacola
She was valued al $50, 900 and had large
escorted cargo for Mobile, Montgomery, ~ ~,
Louis, and other points, which was mpss's
insured on on open policy of the Insurance
{ OfuuauV of North America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Co,ton.Rai>ing sn Tur..cstan.

fBy Anglo-Ameri'an cable 10 the Dispatch.I
LONDON. june lG.-The Il. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Times learns that
large tratt of country near Merry, N Tur-
ko,tan. hls Teen purchased by Russian
company for q cotton plantation. End
the uyc,tmcu, :, already proving saii-fac.
tori. lie AVS that the Russian Govern
ment will not allow foreign competition.
sn American company having been refused
permission 70 engage in a similar enter
prise. lie also learn, that Russian pc
irolcum j. being supplied in large q1anll.
Ii. % pnL.iI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Richmond and Manchester street
Railway should Connect for
One Fare.
RICHHOSD, June 10, 1885,.

RICHMOND, June 10, 1897.
10 the Ediior Of the Dispatch:
The writer il one OF one hundred and
hity or more men who live in the city and
work az the Richmond and Dinyllle rail-
road shops in Manchester. Ny place OF
residence Is about two and half miles
from my worl, and within two squares OF
the City railwsy. should reasonably ride
TO and from ny work three iOurths OF the
time. and from " bat hear from my fellow
workmen a large number OF them would do
the same prOyi0cd we could do % by ply-
ing one car.fare; but a il Is, to ride ether
way will cost ~ ten cents, which i more
than we can afford. and which very few,
Indeed. DO. | am sure II would not only
increase the travel but the receipts also OF
both the City and the Manchester Railway
Companies to allow transfers or exchanges.
This plan /, in practice by companies in
other cities. and would be OF great advln-
tace 10 the Iarse number OF people who
travel back we'd, and forwards twice day
20 an fror the two cities. Now, II tins
matter j. properly represented ! am sure
our railway companies will not be less
OhIiging and p rseYering than companies 81
otbtr cities. The Workink people. e,pc-
cialv The l3r.c crowd OF ladies, will be
greatly obliged 10 YOU, Mr.. Editor. for any
help sou may render. and we know you
can DO much frru rs. We hope TO hear from
,Gu. Il. t.. K. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
FINANCIAL.
Few YORK BALTIMORE, AID nIon.
MoHD STOCK KxcHAIsHs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, fsbaass, fzs.
psntins, Rosin, Tar, And
Peanut Marksts.
rBv tele9raph TO The Dispstch.I

NEW YORK, June l6--A number OF didercn,
causes coDspired this morning 10 create NOR
confident feeling upon stocks, and the market
was firm 90 strong almost the entire DAY, Tow
sight setbacks being occss'Oned by the efforts
Of various room-traders. The decision OF the
Interstate commerce commissioners nni
materially reassurtng effect, and also, adyices
from Chicago show that things there wore IN
more hopeful state. There were numerous
poinis afioat In regard to Western Union. the
tenor Of most OF them being that the oppo1.
ton was shortly to he removed. The increasei
supply Of bills OF different kinds caused an-
other drop In sterling, aud considerable
talk was heard Of imports OF gold IN me
near future. London was afree buyer, WJicn
encouraged local operators 70 cover tnclr
shorts. he entire lat participated IN Tho M
venrcs mace. although fluctuations in all bIt
few slOcks were narrow. Ihe open
ing was firm 20 strong AZ atRnco'
over last evenings close extending 10
There was come irrogularity esrly, nut tue
market wss only fairly steady until toward
room. when under the lead 81 coolers the entire
market edyonCel. Business showed gradual
falling of, but prices contiDued urn uhth
o'clock, when soSging tendency was G,Fet-
oped. The close. however. was steady az trac-
tional concessions from the hest figures. The
total days business was $4,000 shares. Almost
the entire active list IL higher tonight, tho
only important exception being Pa1nc Mau
which was sold down rapidly in tho last hour
upOn stories Of the establishment OF now Op-
rosition TO the company, and the stock this eve
ming IL down ~ per cont. On the other hand,
Lake Erie and Western preferred. Louisville
and Nashville. New England, Tennessee coal,
aud Western Union are each up per cent
and others fractional amounts.
AoJn-StocSs duh ana steady. Money easy
az las per cent. Exchange-Loug. iSiil aisie;
short. iS5LaiSJA. Governments dun.
FreniHG.-Excuange dull and heavy. Long,
as: short. ass. Money 3 4 a6 per cent. closing Al
D. Sub-Trea-ury balances--GOli. sl3j,&lfO;
currency. fI5.4ll 900. Governments iull: per
cents. la9'i ~ per cents, 1921. state bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

VINO Hooked here after The Ore. Many Of
~" ore oi'sipatcd and unthritty and have
n no' saved enoushio getawsy Win. II The
BOARD of Ucanh could send about city ol
s s, people TO New York al a cost " about
k'voo nothing more, q Is thought, would
W. n'srd OF lever here, and the city aud 80
I1ur'>'S would he relieved OF The incubu'
.. % quarantine and The adjacent couatry free
nom contagion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

THURSDAY. Juno &c, 1851
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bv,fey, kggs, FORTS. Lard. Corn Meal.
Butter: Choice. family packed. 1sc choice,
store packed, lialGc. good " primo, l2aal3c. /;
poor to fair l0c.
1.-Two Hens: Choicc. fat, g3a25c. a piece; old
cocks and small hens, 2Oc.
Eggs: Fresh. lSc.. weak; barrels and
Lard Country. ~, active
Corn Meal: Na5jc. per bushol FOR country !;
Coo. for city mills.
Tegetdbis,
Cabbage: new. Virginia, slas2 a barrel.
Potatoes; extra choice, @c.asi per bushel
for small lots out store.
Onions: use. per bushel.
Round Beans: zoe afl q box.
Fat Beans: J0eO0c. box.
New Potatoes S2.5Oa$3.5O barrel.
tomatoes. $la& per box.
Greeg AID Dried Fruts.
Apples: Green, choice, SaJOas5 per barrel,
active; good 90 fine. Sk50asi per barrel.
Peaches extra choice. bushel box, 81 50as3 I;
half-bushel box. Il 50aS2; one peck box, 75c.a
81 good 10 prime. bushel toK, sl.JaS2; half
bushel box, $laSl.2J; ono peck box, J0a'5c.
Dried Fruit: Applos-Sun-cured. bright,
sliced, 4a5c.; Dark, Sale; Quarters, bright,
&C.: quarters, dark, &c. Peaches-Bright, Ia
lSc; Dark. 9sl0Lc.; Unpeeled-halyes. 5%a6c.:
Quarters, Dc. Block0erries. &c. haspberries,
l0allc.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswsx: iga2Oc per pound.
Blackjack Bark Rossed, Sll per 2. go pounds;
black oak and chestnut. rough, IS per 1000
pounds.
Feathers Prime 1--we goose, iOai5c.; com.
men, &c.
Flaxseed slasl.O5 per bushel
Hay: No. timothy. sla.Sasli; No Z, tl3;
mixed clover and timothy, siOsSl2; clover, slOa
sl2.
MlllOnal; Brownstun. sl9 per ton; bran,
$40 per ton; shlpstuti, saOaESi por ton.
Baled Oats: GOa6Jc.
Roots: Ginseng, fiGOssl.7 70 pcr pound; sene-
ca. free OF tops. SSa4Oc per pound.
Peanuts 4a4Hc, active. as 10 quality.
Rye: 5sG6Oc. per busheL
sumac: Prime, sSc.ati.
Shucks 55a60c.
Baled Straw 32a35c.
Tallow: 4a4kc. per pound.
Wool. Washed, 3OaSac. unwashed, 2sagtc.
BURY will bring from TO &c. per pound less
than the above rates.
LUMBER, SLAVES, &C.
Lumber: White oak. cut TO order, si5asto per
1000; ON market. seasis.oO per LOCO: Western
Virginia poplar .si5as20 per 1000; West vir-
ginia white pine, $<oaso per 1000; yellow
pins-rough boards, s.: dry clear, fisaSioa
joist. t9asi5, according to size and lengths
Shingles-Pine, 81. 75as250. cypress, 6inch, 81;
50 per 1000; saps, siasa. Lashs-split, 81;
k8Neu. .sOh{< per l.uO.
Stayes: whlskey-barrei timber. green sisa
so per 1000; seasoned, ssDas20 per 900. Ma
chine slaves. 81 50a<s: turned headings, &c. per
set Flour-barrel poles, sias6. Hogshesd-
hoops, S0c. per bundle.
rThe prices given above are generally for
round lots at first hands. In alling mail orders
an advance would be asked.l
CEMENT, LINE. PLASTER, &C.
Cement: Rossndale, ti.s0 per barrel; James
River. si.A
Lime: Agricultural. sai0c. per bushei; Rock
land s. ioasi 10 per barrel. according 10 quaatt
"; Virginia, siasioA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
knsnending EyictiOns.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispalch.l
LONDON, June 1G.-Colonel king-Htr.
man. Parliamentary Uuder Secretary for
Ireland. in reply to a question Of Mr.. Peasc
IlberaD SAID the Government wa, power
less TO suspend evictons in Ireland. They
would BE- suspended. however, duIin@ the
period that Parliament devoted to the
iuhilcp ceiphrlt;Ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

n0tirg Yesterday and decided 10 waive
iloir demands aud 20 back 81 the operators
terms. THIS yirluaiiy settled thc s'rike,
o. ih'Ie are eco flungarians in the re-
zion. and The natives will be f6rceI TO fol-
low or io.e their situations. The opera
iol, Oh preparing ia resume. and by neVi
Mo DAY IL Is expected that all rhe 1000
reu VITO have been on a strike for { ie past
ilg,e u onths will be at work.
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sad Accident.
ferecInl lelegram 70 the pl,r,tch.l

INI'NCIHI WIsVfICU.I
CHARLESTON, W. VA. June 10 Yester.
day The infant daughter Of United STATES
Marshal Van Buren,, who lives near this
CITY, swallowed piece Of Babbet metal,
which lodged in her throat. Medical as.
sistance was called, and The metal removed,
but the child died to-day from the lacera.
ton caused by the operation.
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ssufiny nj IIcrEf.

by Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
LoNuON. June lG.-AdyiccS from India
,qy that 800 mcn Of the garrison at lierat
mutinicd on The 9TH instant. \ short and
sharp hglt cu,utd, in which thirty loyal
and hfly rebel troops were killed. The
mutinocr, fed. but most Of them were cap
tuIed. The leaders Of the rCyol. werc sent
.. I.hfrI
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would 30 MY friends and the public
generally 10 crop in my store on their say
up or down town and try "Biniy y
cicar. the very bet J.cent cigr ever Of
fered III Rirhuond: also, try my NNAN
wh,kcy. julien blNFoGp.
1902 east Main.
lwo doors below Dispgfch Office.
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Blaine At southampton.

[By Anclo-American cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, June lG.-Eldine arrived at
Southampton today, and will probably re-
main in That city for q few days. He en-
phaucally refuses 10 disclose his pro-
gramme. All bis party are well. Mr.. Pen
dletOn, United STATES Coz sui, mrt the party
At the " harf and conducted them 10 their
hotel.
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Suicide In Charleston.

IBy Telegraph 70 rno DIspatchI
CHARLESTON, June 16.-WIlliam Mn
zenmaier committed suicide this morning
by shooting himself through the head.
Cause supposed to be temporary alteration
of mind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
The ye,,ow.Feyer az Hcy west.

10y telegraph 70 tbs Dispatch
KgY WEST, June l0.--rDere have peen
two new cases Of yellOw.fevcF to-day,
inakInga total Of tweDIy'nine. sixteen Pr
tienls are now sick, three have been ais-
cbsrged cured, and ten are deao. Inc
sickness d confined TO class Of mechanics
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APALAcHIcoLA, Pa, June l5.-Reports from
the adjoining county OF Calhoun state that al
epidemic Of rabies among boys and cattle pro-
walls there. Several persons, it Is said, have
been bitten by rsbld dogs. Much excitement
prevails In the county. and dog aud eattle-kiil-
Ing parties arc organizing.
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The Great Coke strike Broken.

10y teIeEfHpn % tHv D1bPaIch.I
PITTSBURGH, June l6.-The backbone o.
the great coke strike was broken to-day b.
the Hungarian strikers at the Sterling an |
Jimtown Works OF Schoonmaker & Co. r.
turning to work at the old wages. IL IS
understood that the Hungarians held q
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Connnsration In HOumania.

ny IoIe6IAph % Ihe DI5paIch.I
LoNDON, June lG.-I here has been a great
CONFEDERATION ia the town OF Botu.chany,
Eoumauia. Eight hundred houses were d.
stroyed, and seven persons were killed.